College Essay

Ever since the day I was born I would always have a target on my back given to me by my ancestors. I am Mexican American. My parents came to America together with my three older brothers while my mother was 6 months pregnant with me. My father was forced to drop out of school … More College Essay

Campus Open Carry Law

Dear Dallas Morning News, Texas Bill SB11 has gone into action; permitting individuals to carry concealed weapons on campus to those that have obtained a concealed handgun license. In the article, “Pro-con: Should college campuses restrict concealed weapons?” in response to, “John M. Crisp: Arms in class too risky for one prof”, regarding SB11. You … More Campus Open Carry Law

Restoring the Faith

In Georges Wallace’s 1963 inauguration address he emphasizes the need for our government to be improved and have faith restored to it. In order to create a stronger and better economy, which will prosper into the time of future generations. Using rhetorical  strategies like diction, with his use of inclusive words: we, us, and our. … More Restoring the Faith

The Great Gatsby

The 1920s, also known as the roaring 20s, was the time of the flapper and great wealth.  During this period the U.S had just come out of a period of chaos, which lead to the aesthetic of the societies atmosphere. This time period greatly affects the Great Gatsby and its characters. Gatsby lives in West … More The Great Gatsby

Citizen

Artist Statement “Would you rather be white or black in 2016”, ask yourself this and really think about it. Blacks are being oppressed, shot and killed at the end of a gun held by a white man. Our world is turning into madness, dealing with racist presidential candidates. Whites are seen as ignorant racists and … More Citizen

Power to the People

“Knowledge is power”. Power is something that can make or break you. We now live in a society surrounded by technology. This technology is being used to influence our life, by means of other people. As humans we feel like we have to fit in and be like everybody else, sometimes by any means necessary. … More Power to the People